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[How To] Use Modbo 5.0 Modchip To Boot .ELF Apps From USB Tutorial

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Recently, I installed a Modbo 5.0 modchip in my PS2 Slim (SCPH-70012) series, and I wanted to show off one cool feature that other youtubers have not showcased before (as of today, September 4th 2017).

If you have a PS2 slim series SCPH-9xxxx, you will find out that you cannot run FMCB. Using the Modbo 5.0 modchip, it has the ability to run homebrew .elf apps from usb, which is a cool alternative if you cannot run FMCB or you have a bad laser.

Of course, if your laser is still good, you can also use this modchip to run all your backed up games (PS2 and PS1). Enjoy!

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